Transformers Comics worth money in the future?

[STL]

If you want to make a financial investment for the future, I would recommend buying shares in the stock market instead. (^_^)

Or subprime leases.

[Paulbot]

Issue 80 is/was also of higher value due to lower print run and lack of interest as the series was coming to an end.

And I should note that although Trade Paperbacks make it easier to get old stories, the TPB are also not worth much unless they are rare or non reprinted. For instance the Transformers Universe collection is pretty rare and more valueable than the MTMTE collections will be once IDW reprints them.

Outside of a short period between #38-60 the rest were pretty so-so.

So issues 69-75 are pretty so-so compared to The Cosmic Carnival, Monstercon from Mars and Cash and Car-nage?

[STL]

Issue 80 is/was also of higher value due to lower print run and lack of interest as the series was coming to an end.

And I should note that although Trade Paperbacks make it easier to get old stories, the TPB are also not worth much unless they are rare or non reprinted. For instance the Transformers Universe collection is pretty rare and more valueable than the MTMTE collections will be once IDW reprints them.



So issues 69-75 are pretty so-so compared to The Cosmic Carnival, Monstercon from Mars and Cash and Car-nage?

Oh come on. Tell me you wouldn't find it entirely plausible that if a Hollywood director discovered a Pretender Monster they wouldn't offer it exclusive dibs in their movies. And what about TFs wrestling? Now that's awesomesauce.

(okay, okay, you got me, I was more referring to the Headmaster stories and leading up to Underbase)

[GoktimusPrime]

Aw, I liked that TF wrestling story!

"You must weigh a ton!"
"1.8 tons to be exact."